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>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> make some noise for "the q." >> how are you all doing? >> i'm quincy har ills. let's give it up for south philadelphia producer meredith. let's give it up for our musical director, dj malc geez. hey. (cheers). >> so you're dj this weekend? a hossa lot of parties? >> a lot of parties. >> this is what you do, you move and groove. >> you all get miles geez, i'm

not selling you, just you're around, you're available. >> i'm available. >> he's married but he's available. >> not like that. >> oh, no, loot not like that. we have et9 motivated preacher. you guys ready to be motivate in the right now it is time to q it up. >> yeah. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> okay, so a priest, he refused to march a couple in& australia, because after facebook post he saw from the bride to be. so a presbyterian priest, steven north, said he made the decision after the future bride wrote on social media that she supported same sex marriage. ooh. ooh. ooh. i'm just -- it says right here, let me tell you what it says, whether or not you agree with the priest, how careful are you about social media? time out. let's talk about this real quick. hey, man, she wrote her

feelings about a topic. why are you not -- why are you not going to, you know, marry them for that? i just feel like people shut boycott him. >> yes. >> right? (cheers). >> 2017. >> i don't care how you love each other, if you love each other, you should be able to get married. that's how i feel. that's how i feel. >> there are men and women getting march i had that shouldn't get married probably. >> yes, i have a couple -- never minds. i'm not going to say anyone's name but how careful are you about what you post on line? are you super careful? >> i'm little more careful than i used to be i think. when it first started out like eight years ago when i first got on facebook or nine, whatever it was, then i was posting everything, and everyone's like why? oh, i didn't realize, you know, but now you know, because now it has been around for so much longer.

>> avenue story. so eight years ago, like, you know, when facebook, all of that stuff instagram started popping up. i was living in l.a. and one of my co-workers, he was like, man, you never been to strip club. and i was like no, i never gone a strip club in l.a. he's like man we should go. so it was my friends, we go, we were following him in his car. he runs through a light. yellow, runs through a light, gets pulled over. he gets arrested because he had like some warrants. i work with some really nice guys in l.a. but he got arrested, right? so me and my friend, who worked at the station, we took a picture and we put it on instagram and we said hashtag free such and such. >> oh,. >> well, he told his girlfriends he was going somewhere he will. she saw it on social media. >> you got him in trouble? >> you know, free such and such, then we were about to go to such and such, and where were youing. >> right here, quincy and william said you were going such and such.

so since then, i'm very careful. like you have to be. because you get people jammed up, and the people with you, and it just gets stick. >> i it get ugly. >> rounds of applause if you ever lied somebody on social media? you're all lying. all lying. well listen there was a guy in massachusetts, he hid in a surprising place after leading police thereon a chase, had i name jose jimenez, he ran over a police officer's foot, while during a wild fling during traffic stop. after losing police during the chase, he casually walked into a business and asked if they were hiring. while being interviewed by the general manager, police saw his car outside, came in and arrested him. that's -- how do you walk in so smooth, and then they gave him ain't view? i wonder if he was going to get the job. was he good enough to get the job? >> the general manser said he came in, very impressed, wasn't sweaty at all, like he had just been -- >> does he look?

let's look at him. >> and he said he was clean dressed. >> well now he's in jail. he's going to figure out what tolls do because now he's in jail. i don't know. why would you do that? have you ever just walked into a place and just asked if they were hiring? >> after i was fleeing from police? no. >> no. i guess not. but two men in jacksonville, florida are under arrest for stealing a utility pole. look at this pole. you all see this pole? they tried to make off with it, so it was strapped to the hood of the car. they said they told police they were moving it because it was blocking traffic. stop lying. this pole was worth $2,500. i saw this, i said i know, they want to hawk it, then sell it for metal and get the money and probably get high. because you have to be high or trying to get high to do something like this. right? so look. where are their shirts? where are their shirts? i don't know. >> well there is happened in florida after the hurricane too. >> oh, so you just -- >> so since, you know, got

knocked down, oh, i will ' just take it. >> ya? and it was lack of shirts down there? >> well, they got caught. >> but it was hot. >> ya? it was that hot. it was that hot. i don't know. but listen. >> florida is hot and humid. >> check it out, arkansas woman used government money to buy her dog a tuxedo. her name is kristin lynn gross, administrative assistant to a judge there. and she pled guilty to charging $200,000 to the court's credit card. i didn't even know -- man, i don't have that kind of limit on my credit card. i didn't even know $200,000. she bought diamond bracelet, particular tote arkansas razor backs football game, she actually sequin throw pillows, pet insurance, and a doggy tuxedo. you know what? that was worth it. that was worth it. that was worth it. you know what? put me in jail, throw away the key for this look. i'm okay with that.

that's just dumb. like i'm never -- i don't steel, but just say, i wouldn't buy my dog a tuxedo. >> she has a credit cards so i guess, i mean, she bought some throw pillows. so whatever store, let me throw some throw pillows in there, this is cute, little dog tuxedo. >> the dog is cute. is this the actual dog? is this her dog? man, i would love to have this dog. i would buy this dog with the stolen credit card. ya. i would do that. but listen, everyone uses gooing toll search the internet. how to search has increased by 140% since 2004. top searches. listen, the top five searches. number one, thousand tie a tie. no lie, i've done that. >> high husband has done that, then printed it out, and every time he ties his tie he goes to that paper. how to kiss. you don't know how to kiss? just find somebody. just keep trying. then did you like there?

>> three, weirds. how to get pregnant. who, who is googling this stuff? >> there are kids out there. >> oh, kids? >> everybody, i mean it, could be anyone. you don't know. >> well, if you're of a certain age, if you're over like 18, you shouldn't be google how to -- >> maybe it is like if you're having trouble getting pregnant and you need to figure out other ways. >> you get a drink and you start -- >> no. >> number four was how to loot waist, five, how to draw. ya? i don't know. those are some weird -- how to kiss though? just -- because certain people like different ways of kissing. so you just got to ask, this is for the guys, ask the lady, hi -- >> oh, do not ask us how to kiss. >> just saying. you should say you -- some like a little -- >> no, don't. don't. don't do that. don't listen to him. >> listen. some like a little, little, little peck.

trust me. listen, one person, i'm married, so whatever. forget you all. hey listen, chilly was in town, you all like sheila e? she played the west philly's neighborhood to neighborhood festival. we had a chance to catch up with her, it is today's q minute drill. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> yo, sheila e is here. >> ♪ >> how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> i came to look you in your eyes, you make hearts melt. >> oh, thank you. >> ya. who are you listening to, like some of the new artists that you used to look at, man, okay. they're doing their thing? >> i love bruno mars, ya, he's pretty awesome, musician, great songwriter and good entertainer, so overall package, i love looking at that artists that are up and coming that's why we're always trying to promote kids to pick up an instrument and play. >> has there been one artist that you've met or they met

you when you -- they were younger and you inspired them? >> bruno, there are a lot, ya. it makes me feel old, but it is a good thing. >> no, no, no. >> look, i'm going to be zero six this year. i'm a blessing, i'm still here. >> we call it you're sees orthopedics. >> yes, fine wine. >> hey. miss shealy a, you have one ticket, to go somewhere, you're off, want to go to a performance, where are you going? >> i would like to see ham hit. >> hamlet? >> the art, hamlet, the play. >> really? >> absolutely. >> i'm okay, not trying -- okay, i wouldn't think you would say that. >> why? >> i shouldn't have said that. i just didn't know. okay, so what we will do, we will go see hamlet right now. >> let's go. >> all right. >> this is a date officially? >> i'll take my ring off. >> oh, no, we can't do that. >> no, it is off already. boom. >> i'm walking out of this. >> let's give it up for sheila e, you all, i love sheila e.

i think she wanted to date me. did you all see that? she said oh, just -- i have one person over here, i have a witness, you saw she wanted to date me. i had to take my ring off. love you sheila e. have you ever drink dollars a coke from mcdonald's, you all like coke from mcdonald's? we love mcdonald's and wonder why it tastes better than other restaurant, apparently tastes better because mcdonald's stores the is her up in stainless steel containers, also say the water and syrup are pre-chilled before even entering the fountain dis spencer. so we wanted to see what was better, coke from mcdonald's or coke in a bottle. we have one of the coke drinkers. let's give it up for keith. so, not the pepsi coke challenge but the coke challenge. so taste this one. let me know which one tastes better. >> now i haven't had a soda in month, so -- >> okay. >> okay? all right, taste this one right here. >> well, first of all, before that, what's it taste like? >> it tastes like coke. >> i was going to say.

>> okay. taste this one. >> okay. >> okay? which one tastes better. >> this one. >> this one right here? >> yes. >> what's different about it? >> i think this is one out of the booth. >> this is the one out of the bottle? >> i think that's mcdonald's. >> so this is the one that tastes better. >> he thinks that's out of the bottle. >> this is the one out of the bottle. you were wrong. but this one tastes better. >> yes, that one definitely. >> i guess the one from mcdonald's tastes better. >> because if you like sewed awe like the syrup taste. >> no. when like soda i drink it for the bushes. i think the one out of the bottle tastes better. >> look at this, i like soda. >> yes? >> i love soda. >> thank you, keith. we will be back. right after the break. guys, you don't want to miss eric thomas et the hip hop, this dude will motivate you this monday, we'll be right back here on "the q."

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>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> our next guest known as et the hip hop preacher. he has over 500,000 followers on instagram. please welcome et, the hip hop preacher to the q. >> ♪ >> ♪ (cheers). >> i thought i was going to get a jump man. >> listen, you can get whatever. >> so, this guy right here, i got to say this before we start this. this guy right here is single handedly when i was in radio, like in a rut, like man, i got to figure this stuff out. i would listen to your motivation. you took me to the next level. you took me to the next level.

so i want to thank you for all, all of the inspires words that you have given me personally, you give to the world. thank you very much, man. >> let me say this. i notice your show, i shouldn't take over, but i'm so proud of you, man, so proud of you, man. >> thank you. >> you know, there are a lot of people who say they listen to my stuff. >> yes. >> they don't apply it. i hear people all the time, e, how bad -- but and man, the day i met you, you know, and i love it because you wouldn't call me every day, you just call me, and there was a time you didn't call me at all, and i didn't take it personal, he grinds. >> ya. >> then i turn on the tv, oh, he grinds. >> ya, ya. >> congratulations, man. >> thank you, sir, thank you. so for people that don't know, et the hip hop preacher, to me, to everyone, a motivational speaker. but tell briefly your story and what took you from where you came from to now? >> man, i always just say, man, victim. you know, i was on that victim mentality, my biological

father wasn't in my life. i was on. that will my mom got pregnant when she was 17, if i only grew up in the partridge tam family, lever it to beaver, if i went to private schools or something i would have been better off. and i was 16 years old homeless. you know, high school drop out. living in abandoned buildings, eating out of trash cans, going no where with my life. and i remember when i went to jail for the first time they called my mom and she was like yo, i don't work to pay for somebody to get out of jail. and so they kind of left me for couple of days the it was like yerkes e, i went from a victim to a victor saying like this is your life. it is nobody else's, your daddy ain't coming to save you. it is what it is. i'm not making him a bad dude. i don't know what was doing at the time. going through his own struggle. i don't know. but he's not coming to save you. you're going to have to pull your life together. so manny was able to do that. and now i'm just coming back paul revere. coming back like another --

you can do it. you can do it. >> i know your story, took you 12 years, took you 12 years to get a bachelors degree. >> yep. >> you got your bachelors, you got your master, a got your ph.d. (cheers). >> right? that's also important, too. and on youtube, people talk to you on youtube, you do it. >> gim. thank god it is monday. how long have you been doing that, giving people motivation. >> at least since 2010. every monday since 2010. >> this is monday today. >> ah, got me. it's monday. >> you're also just launched 100 day challenge. tell us about it. >> okay, so here is the deal, like the 30 day thing is good. >> yes. >> but what i found out whether people get to 30, it is so easy when you -- i'm losing weight for class reunion, you know, losing weight because i want to get in the dress. and i notice that people would get to the 30 and do exactly what they say they will do what they're going to do, but on the 31st, 32nd, go back to the person they were before

the 30. so i say i'm being to drag you out, we're doing it for 100 days, because if we do it for 100 days, you are going to be transformed, then so for us, this year, if you start with us today, 100 days from now, if you do the six pack, that will be your christmas gift. if you and your husband get closer, that will be your christmas gift. if you want your 100 days, to get closer to your children, that will be your christmas gift. not something you go buy for something that you earn. so we feel like if you can earn in 100 days it will become a lifestyle. >> got you. so they can follow you, et inspires. com. could we do this? when we come back, if you give our crowd and everyone watching little motivation. >> they ready? >> i think they're ready. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> when we come back, you don't want to miss it.

>> you're from detroit. >> little motivation in a minute? >> real quick guys, i was probably maybe 23, and at the time my wife and i were getting a cyst tans, right? and i remember she got her job. she actually was like the check came in the mail. she is like i'm going to take it back here. >> you're going to take it back? have is our check. no, no, we don't need it any more. what do you mean, that's our check, that's got your name on it, they don't have to know you got a job right now. maybe a month or two from now, right? she said something so important to me, it is time

for us to take charge of our life. completely. so what i want to tell you i got my shirt on, my company, don't duplicate. you guys are so special. like for real. trying to be like everybody else or do what other people are doing, i'm telling you, do not duplicate. like can you not be duplicate duplicated, you are one after kind. listen to me, that house you want, that career you want shall whatever it is you want, i promise you, you will not get that imitating somebody else, dressing like somebody he will, talking like somebody, trying to be like somebody else. my wife is like let's take control. let's take our life back. so i leave with you this, listen to me, you are the main character of your movie. act like t you are the main story of your book. act like it. come on, you are the composer. do me a favor. do not duplicate, you're one after kinds, guys. >> this guy is one after kinds

right here. >> so i brought awe shirt, as well. i got to get it out. so i brought you the original one. >> this one says it means in a class or group of its own, nothing like it. you, my friend. >> so are you, sir. >> check my guy et. et. we will be back with the q.

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